Titre :	The weakness of the law : God's law and the Christian in New Testament perspective
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Bayes, Jonathan F., Auteur
Editeur :	Carlisle [Eng.] : Paternoster Press
Année de publication :	c2000
Collection :	Paternoster biblical and theological monographs.
Importance :	x, 243 p.
Format :	23cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-0-85364-957-1
Note générale :	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Atonement--History of doctrines Bible.--New Testament Law (Theology) - Biblical teaching Law and gospel -- Biblical teaching. Law and gospel--History of doctrines
Index. décimale :	BS 2545 .L34
Note de contenu :	Part One: Setting the scene -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Historical survey -- 1. John Calvin -- 2. Antinomian disputes amongst the English Puritans -- a. The first English Puritan debate -- Eaton: 'Honey-combe of free justification' -- Bolton: 'The true bounds of Christian freedom' -- b. The second English Puritan debate -- Crisp: 'Christ alone exalted' -- Watson: 'The Ten Commandments' -- 3. The Antinomian controversy in Puritan New England. 4. The 'Marrow controversy' -- a. 'The marrow of modern divinity, part one' -- b. James Hadow: 'The Antinomianism of the marrow detected' -- Thomas Boston: 'Notes on "The marrow of modern divinity"' -- 5. Antinomianism amongst the eighteenth-century English Baptists -- a. Brine: 'The certain efficacy of the death of Christ' -- Hall: 'Helps to Zion's travellers' -- 6. Antinomian conflicts within the Methodist movement -- a. Cudworth: Two tracts -- b. Fletcher: 'Second check to Antinomianism' -- 7. The law in the nineteenth-century American holiness movements -- 8. The Keswick message and the law -- 9. The law in dispensationalism -- 10. The contemporary debate -- a. The American controversy -- John Reisinger -- Chantry: 'God's righteous kingdom -- b. The British controversy -- Eaton: 'How to live a godly life' -- Alderson: 'No holiness, no heaven' Part Two: New Testament study -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Acts -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Acts 13:39 -- a. The meaning of 'law' -- b. The weakness of the law -- c. The ongoing status of the law -- The law and the Jewish believer: The time of transition -- The law and the Gentile believer: The time of transition -- The law and the believer: The long-term vision -- The moral law and the believer -- Conclusion. Chapter 2. Romans -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Romans 8:3f -- a. The meaning of 'law' -- 2. The nature of the law's weakness -- a. What is the law's inability -- b. What is the law's weakness in the sphere of the flesh? -- c. What is the connection between ̲̲̲and?̲̲̲ -- 3. The ongoing status of the law -- a. Positive indicators -- 2:13-16 -- 2:25-29 -- 3:27, 31 -- 6:19b -- 13:8-10 -- b. Negative indicators -- 6:14f -- 7:4 -- 7:6 -- 10:4. Chapter 3. Galatians -- 1. Introduction -- a. ̲̲̲as law -- b. The background to Galatians -- 2. Galatians 3:21 and 4:9 -- The meaning of 'law' -- The nature of the law's weakness -- The ongoing status of the law -- Conclusion. Chapter 4. Hebrews -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Hebrews 7:18f -- a. The meaning of 'law' -- b. The nature of the law's weakness -- c. The ongoing status of the law -- conclusion.

The weakness of the law : God's law and the Christian in New Testament perspective [texte imprimé] / Bayes, Jonathan F., Auteur . - Carlisle [Eng.] : Paternoster Press, c2000 . - x, 243 p. ; 23cm. - (Paternoster biblical and theological monographs.) .
ISBN : 978-0-85364-957-1
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Atonement--History of doctrines Bible.--New Testament Law (Theology) - Biblical teaching Law and gospel -- Biblical teaching. Law and gospel--History of doctrines
Index. décimale :	BS 2545 .L34
Note de contenu :	Part One: Setting the scene -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Historical survey -- 1. John Calvin -- 2. Antinomian disputes amongst the English Puritans -- a. The first English Puritan debate -- Eaton: 'Honey-combe of free justification' -- Bolton: 'The true bounds of Christian freedom' -- b. The second English Puritan debate -- Crisp: 'Christ alone exalted' -- Watson: 'The Ten Commandments' -- 3. The Antinomian controversy in Puritan New England. 4. The 'Marrow controversy' -- a. 'The marrow of modern divinity, part one' -- b. James Hadow: 'The Antinomianism of the marrow detected' -- Thomas Boston: 'Notes on "The marrow of modern divinity"' -- 5. Antinomianism amongst the eighteenth-century English Baptists -- a. Brine: 'The certain efficacy of the death of Christ' -- Hall: 'Helps to Zion's travellers' -- 6. Antinomian conflicts within the Methodist movement -- a. Cudworth: Two tracts -- b. Fletcher: 'Second check to Antinomianism' -- 7. The law in the nineteenth-century American holiness movements -- 8. The Keswick message and the law -- 9. The law in dispensationalism -- 10. The contemporary debate -- a. The American controversy -- John Reisinger -- Chantry: 'God's righteous kingdom -- b. The British controversy -- Eaton: 'How to live a godly life' -- Alderson: 'No holiness, no heaven' Part Two: New Testament study -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Acts -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Acts 13:39 -- a. The meaning of 'law' -- b. The weakness of the law -- c. The ongoing status of the law -- The law and the Jewish believer: The time of transition -- The law and the Gentile believer: The time of transition -- The law and the believer: The long-term vision -- The moral law and the believer -- Conclusion. Chapter 2. Romans -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Romans 8:3f -- a. The meaning of 'law' -- 2. The nature of the law's weakness -- a. What is the law's inability -- b. What is the law's weakness in the sphere of the flesh? -- c. What is the connection between ̲̲̲and?̲̲̲ -- 3. The ongoing status of the law -- a. Positive indicators -- 2:13-16 -- 2:25-29 -- 3:27, 31 -- 6:19b -- 13:8-10 -- b. Negative indicators -- 6:14f -- 7:4 -- 7:6 -- 10:4. Chapter 3. Galatians -- 1. Introduction -- a. ̲̲̲as law -- b. The background to Galatians -- 2. Galatians 3:21 and 4:9 -- The meaning of 'law' -- The nature of the law's weakness -- The ongoing status of the law -- Conclusion. Chapter 4. Hebrews -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Hebrews 7:18f -- a. The meaning of 'law' -- b. The nature of the law's weakness -- c. The ongoing status of the law -- conclusion.